Sentence examples for more worthwhile to from inspiring English sources

No! No! No! It's much more worthwhile to live!" There's a Hebraic Yiddish expression: kadai.

This makes it more worthwhile to research diseases that are rare, and those that have so far proved intractable.

Thus, he said, it may now be more worthwhile to hold a public inquiry with fewer procedural restrictions.

"People will find it more worthwhile to do when the opportunity cost of their time is less," he said.

"We figured it's more worthwhile to buy a yacht company rather than buy 30 yachts," he said.

Second, remember it's more worthwhile to build the career you want and that satisfies you rather than taking odd jobs".

Might it not have been a more worthwhile enterprise to bring to the public's attention books that they would otherwise have missed?

Mr. Rorty, who feels he is already entitled to benefits he doesn't need, should select some more worthwhile causes to send the money to.

Wouldn't it be a more worthwhile venture to put aside the stock characters and investigate the fictional ones?

I'm sure there are more worthwhile crimes to investigate.

Hastings has a lot more worthwhile information to unpack, most notably the internecine sparring that went down over the most recent strategy review between Petraeus and the intelligence community.